Dell - Inspiron 15.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i3 - 6GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Black

I bought this laptop for my daughter, teenager going to 8th grade. She uses for school homework and education online programs, so I did not pay attention to any 'gamer' feature. Then I was surprised to see the solid performance of this laptop with its 7th generation Intel processor and 6GB RAM. My daughter really likes games, and I let her play on her spare time. She is enjoying the touch screen feature for her working and playing. She finds it a little bit too big, but you know how this works, the thinnest it is, the more expensive, so this one is a price/performance best buy.

Got this fellow for its memory and to save old home vhs movies on. So far have half my collection and only used a fraction of space. Really like the touch screen the associate recommended and it helps because I don't like laptop mousepads. I'll be getting a mouse as soon as 'deal of the day' has a nice one.

First off, I am not a big dell fan. I love ASUS but my ASUS laptop is and dying on me so I needed to upgrade. I was looking around but couldn't find a new ASUS that I liked. I came across this laptop and I actually like it. The reason why I like ASUS laptops is the keyboard and touchpad. I am very meticulous when it comes to this because I do a lot of writing! So when I upgraded to this new dell, it actually didn't feel so bad. One thing I do not like because I am not used to it is the touch screen. Never from day one was a big fan of touch screen. I do not touch my screen at all either so doesn’t make a big difference but when I do try to wipe my screen (when the computer is on) I forget I am actually clicking away. This, I do not like but for others, it’s not bad. Therefore, I give it a 4* because I dislike touch screen. Other than that, I would give it 5*. Spec wise, the specs are what it states. It runs fast and battery lasts me about 4 hours. Note that I have had it for a few months only now. Haven’t had any problems with it. One thing I really like is the speakers. They are very loud and clear! I like this because my old laptop had some weak speakers that were built in. Where my thumb is at are the speakers. They look small but they pack a sound.

It's my good experience when I purchase first time. After that I purchase many electronic items and I recommended to my friends. They compare the price and after fully satisfied.

It is as promised. Liked the Dell Laptop on the website itself, however after purchasing I don't regret at all!

This is basically for a child loaded with games and of no use to someone like me who specifically bought it do use programs like Word and Excel I was told that it was in there but did not know that it was a trial program

We needed something to replace our 7 year old Toshiba that wouldn't break the bank. This Dell fits the bill perfectly, we got it on sale for $329.99. The display is crisp and bright, touchscreen works great, and the 1 TB HD has more than enough storage. We did purchase another 4GB memory stick (it comes with a 4GB and 2GB pre-installed) and we upgraded 8GB for the system. We are sure the standard 6GB would have been fine, but just wanted to increase to improve the multitasking. Overall, it is a nice laptop for the price (just wish it had a back lit keyboard). We have had it for a week and no complaints!

I got this at a 1 day sale price of $299 recently. Based on price, it is an excellent value for a touch screen with the latest 7th Gen Core i3 chip. It is easy to set up and works well. Touch screen is nice. The only con is that when PC is plugged in, the top of the screen immediately turns a bit reddish and fades downward and non-uniform in color. However, it does not do that when PC is on battery. On battery screen colors look normal and uniform. I played with the power settings and it remains this way. I read most reviews before I bought it but did not see anyone mentioning this effect. And I checked with 2 Best Buy stores and their computers acted the same way. But sales people had no idea why. All other PCs (Dell or not) did not act this way. But with this price, this is not too much of an issue. Since I use the Dell on battery most of the time.